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The list below is a summary of the Stash releases. The change logs included in the release notes (linked below) have details of the related bug-fix releases.
Stash 3.9
14 May 2015
- Installer improvements
- Improved handling of unlicensed/unauthorized users
- 15+ public issues resolved
Read more in the Stash 3.9 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.8
1 April 2015
- Completely provision Stash automatically
- Monitor Stash performance with JMX counters
- Deep linking into source file lines
- Cleaner handling of unlicensed and unauthorized users
- Tomcat's
server.xml file has been relocated - Stash Data Center node IDs stability
- Better support for the
go get command
Read more in the Stash 3.8 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.7
24 February 2015
- Customize the commit message when merging
- Like and reply to comments, from email notifications
- Installer improvements
Read more in the Stash 3.7 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.6
13 January 2015
Small improvements and bug fixes:
- Create a branch starting from a tag
- Support for MariaDB
- Support for SMTPS for email notifications
- Stash is more accessible
- Syntax highlighting for fenced code blocks in markdown
- Support for Internet Explorer 9 is deprecated
- 30+ public issues resolved
Read more in the Stash 3.6 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.5
25 November 2014
- Syntax highlighting in side-by-side diffs and source view
- Comment likes - amplify review feedback
- Tags are now displayed in the Commits list
- Support for Java 7 deprecated
- Support for Git versions earlier than 1.8 on the server is deprecated
Read more in the Stash 3.5 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.4
21 October 2014
- Batched email notifications
- Support for Microsoft Office and OpenOffice/LibreOffice MIME types
- Aggregated group membership option for multiple user directories
- Disabling pull request assistive URLs in the console
- JMX support
Read more in the Stash 3.4 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.3
10 September 2014
Read more in the Stash 3.3 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.2
30 July 2014
- Improved workflow for creating pull requests
- Improved comment navigation in diffs - jump to next/previous comment
- Landing page for new users
- Stash analytics disclosure
Read more in the Stash 3.2 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.1
24 June 2014
- Code search in pull request diffs
- Attachments for pull request comments and descriptions
- Stash installer for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows
- Microsoft SQL Server 2014 is now supported
- Oracle 12c is now supported
- Transcoding is now supported for diff views
Read more in the Stash 3.1 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 3.0
20 May 2014
- Branch compare
- Sidebar redesign
- Webcam capture of user avatars
- Stash internationalization
- Java 6 support removed. Stash now requires Java 7 at least.
- Java 8 is now supported.
- Internet Explorer 8 support removed.
- Stash JavaScript API published
- Stash APIs deprecated in Stash 2.x releases (before 2.12) have now been removed.
Read more in the Stash 3.0 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 2.12
25 March 2014
- Custom avatar images
- User name linking to profile page
- Read/write access keys
- Access key bulk revocation
- Diff hunk map
- DIY Backup
- Comment display toggling
- Markdown rendering in the Source view
- Markdown table syntax in comments
Read more in the Stash 2.12 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 2.11
25 February 2014
- Commit comments
- File comments for pull requests and commits
- Side-by-side diffs
- Lock out recovery process
- MySQL 5.6.16+ support
Read more in the Stash 2.11 release notes and change log.
See the Stash upgrade guide.
Stash 2.10
17 December 2013
Small improvements:
- Branch Utils REST API
- The SSH clone URL is now shown for admins who don't have a user key, when a project or repository access key is available
- The permission screens for projects and repositories have been tidied
- Log files in Stash now use UTF-8 encoding when you start Stash from IDEA or Maven
- The URL now updates correctly when you switch revisions via the file history, when viewing the 'Diff to previous' tab for a repo
- Stash has been updated to use AUI 5.3
- Atlassian platform upgrade for 2.10
Read the Stash 2.10 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.9
19 November 2013
- Branch listing improvements
- SSH access keys for projects and repositories
- Pull request inbox – my pull requests
- Build status during branch creation
- Support for PostgrSQL 9.3
- Extra keyboard shortcuts
- Extra merge strategy option
- Support for changing usernames
Read the Stash 2.9 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.8
1 October 2013
- Stash branching model
- Branch creation from within Stash
- Branch creation from within JIRA
- Automated merges
- Branch listing page
- Move Git repositories between Stash projects
- Improved integration with Atlassian SourceTree
- Small improvements
Read the Stash 2.8 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.7
20 August 2013
- JIRA issue transitions
- Support for multiple JIRA instances
- Autolink JIRA issues in markdown
- Backup and restore client (beta)
- Small improvements
Read the Stash 2.7 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.6
22 July 2013
- Fork synchronisation
- Audit logging
- Repository Quicksearch
- Application navigator
- Public repositories list
- Small improvements
Read the Stash 2.6 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.5
12 June 2013
- Public access to projects and repositories
- Edit a pull request's destination branch
- Get more context in diffs
- OpenJDK is now supported
- Small improvements
Read the Stash 2.5 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.4
6 May 2013
- Forks
- Repository permissions
- Personal repositories
- Small improvements
- Deprecation of Java 6
Read the Stash 2.4 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.3
26 March 2013
- Crowd single sign-on (SSO)
- Branch deletion
- Git submodule recognition
- SCM Cache plugin for Stash
Read the Stash 2.3 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.2
05 March 2013
- Git repository hooks
- API for hook integrations
- Merge checks for pull requests
Read the Stash 2.2 release notes and change log.
Stash 2.1
05 February 2013
- Pull request integration with JIRA
- Build status API
- Project avatars
- Pull request inbox
- Improved pull request title and description generation
Read the Stash 2.1 release notes.
See the change log for Stash 2.1.x minor releases.
Stash 2.0
04 December 2012
- Branch permissions
- Markdown support
- Mentions
- Enterprise licenses for 1000 and 2000 users
- Deprecation of Internet Explorer 8
Read the Stash 2.0 release notes.
See the change log for Stash 2.0.x minor releases.
Stash 1.3
09 October 2012
- Pull requests
- Notifications
- Improved keyboard shortcuts
- README – simple project documentation
Read the Stash 1.3 release notes.
See the change log for Stash 1.3.x minor releases.
Stash 1.2
07 August 2012
- MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and Oracle support
- Database migration
- File search
- Add-ons ecosystem
- Small improvements
Read the Stash 1.2 release notes.
See the change log for Stash 1.2.x minor releases.
Stash 1.1
19 June 2012
Stash 1.0 is released!
1st May 2012
Atlassian Stash is a repository management solution that allows everyone in your organisation to easily collaborate on all your Git repositories.
In Stash you can:
- Create Git repositories and organize them into projects
- Browse your repositories and your commits
- View the changesets, diffs, blame and history of your files
- Create new users and organize them into groups
- Manage permissions at a global and at a project level
- Integrate with JIRA
Read the Stash 1.0 release notes.
See the change log for Stash 1.0.x minor releases.